Alabama ave posters & prints

Map bounded by Newlots Ave., Alabama Ave., Stanley Ave; Including Fresh Creek, E. 107th St., Powell St., New York Anonymous

Alabama travel decal Anonymous

Welcome to Alabama highway sign Anonymous

Dave, a young 'pusher', moving trams and coal, at Bessie Mine, Alabama, 1910 Lewis Wickes Hine

Greetings from Alabama Anonymous

Aerial View of Jasper, Alabama Anonymous

Skyline of Birmingham, Alabama from Red Mountain Anonymous

Greetings from Birmingham, Alabama Anonymous

Greetings from Birmingham, Alabama Anonymous

Greetings from Mobile, Alabama Anonymous

Greetings from Alabama Anonymous

Gracie Clark, Spinner, With Her Family, Hunstville, Alabama Lewis W. Hine

Greetings from Mobile, Alabama Anonymous

Greetings from Alabama Anonymous

Wilson Dam in Alabama Anonymous

You Are Wading Through Deep Waters, Boy, Aint You ? Alabama Anonymous

10 year old Mike Murphy, 7 year old Annie Healy and 10 year old Ross Healy in the shucking shed... Lewis Wickes Hine

Inauguration of President Jefferson Davis of the Southern Confederacy, at Montgomery, Alabama, Febru Anonymous

Alabama, Agricultural Workers, you Are Wading Through Deep Waters, Boy, Ain't You 2, 1880 Anonymous

Destruction of the Confederate Steamer Alabama by the US Ironclad Kearsarge, June 19th, 1864 Edwin Hayes

The Alabama Claims: The Geneva Court of Arbitration Anonymous

Alabama, Agricultural Workers, the Dog Won't Bite You, 1880 Anonymous

Inauguration of Jefferson Davis at Senate House, Montgomery, Alabama, 18th February, 1861 James Massolon

The Alabama Plan Works Like Magic, USA Anonymous

Banquet Given to the Alabama Arbitrators by the Geneva Conseil D'État, Count Sclopis Reading His Speech Anonymous

7 year old newsboy Ferris in Mobile, Alabama, 1914 Lewis Wickes Hine

U.S.S. Kearsarge Sinking the Alabama, 19th June 1864 Xanthus Russell Smith

Kearsarge and Alabama off Cherbourg Harbour in France, June 19th, 1864, c.1870 Christian Poulsen

Battle of Mobile Bay, Alabama, 1886 Julian Oliver Davidson

Alabama, Agricultural Workers, dar, Now, Bill, Dat 'll Do For You!, 1880 Anonymous

Alabama, Agricultural Workers, Pap Appears, 1880 Anonymous

Ten year old Charlie Foster, unable to read, with a steady job at Merrimack Mills, Huntsville, Alabama, 1913 Lewis Wickes Hine

CSS Alabama Anonymous

Print of the Sinking of the Alabama Anonymous

Greetings from Montgomery, Alabama Anonymous

Greeting Card from Tuscaloosa, Alabama Anonymous